The trailer has a very healthy like-to-dislike ratio on YouTube, with over 900,000 likes and just over 83,000 dislikes at the time of writing. The reason is simple: the return to boots-on-the-ground combat is something fans have been wanting for years.

Though YouTube likes and dislikes don’t sell games, they reveal something that can sometimes be hard to gauge: fan interest. No matter how Activision tried to downplay it, the publisher knew fans weren’t going to like the game months before it was released.

The excitement of the game’s community during the day of the Call of Duty: WW2 reveal, and the anticipation online for multiplayer details, is very plain to see, and the many thumbs up on YouTube is just a reflection of that.

We’ll see if the multiplayer reveal at E3 next month will also go down well with fans.

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